Book,  Paragraph

1  II,  13|       and the eyes devoid of lids, though the eyes are not
2  IV,  3 |   and over the teeth are two lids, and in betwixt them are
3  IV,  3 |      by the mouth, using the lids as a check to the inflow,
4  IV,  3 |      closing by means of the lids the way by which it entered;
5  IV,  3 |   its mouth by means of both lids, and ejects the water in
6  IV,  3 |     the parts in between the lids in the neighbourhood of
7  IX,  40| build uneven combs, with the lids of the cells protuberant,